Sherman to Paris Exposition as Private Citizen or Representative
Ex senator John Sherman plans to attend the Paris exposition, with debate over whether he should go as a private citizen or as a presidential representative. The veteran statesman, 77, is described as vigorous and alert, with a lifelong record of order and preserved letters including a Garibaldi autograph.
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Sherman
Whitelaw Reid
John Sherman
the Treasury
Paris
Toledo Blade
H E
Muskingum Canal
Reece
Lancaster
General Sherman
Jobn Sherman
Flo
Washigton
Daniel Ryan
Europe
Ryan
Garibaldi
Pickle Factory In Allegheny Promises Local Prosperity
Mr Lutz of Lutz and Shhramm reports the plan to locate a pickle or galting factory in Allegheny Pa. The venture is hailed as profitable for farmers and a boon to all local businesses, increasing cucumber demand and community wealth. Citizens urged to support and expand cucumber cultivation.
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Lutz
Lutz & Shhramm
Allegheny
Lutz & Shramm
Ion
Social evening honors J A Gibbs at Travelers Club
The Travelers Clan held a pleasant social at J A Gibbs home on Thursday. Patriotic games included blindfolded hatchet aim and drawing on a blackboard with eye coverings. Mrs Dow won first prize a hatchet. Art sketches impressed with animal forms and a graphophone concert by Mrs Rene Stuart delighted guests. Refreshments followed with praise for the variety of entertainments. Guests included Mrs Bartlett Wisstaert and Wr Poo Kinnard.
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J. A. Gibbs
George
Dow
Bezio
Rene Stuart
Badison Photograph Co
New York
Paris
Stewart
Bartlett
Wisstaert
Wr Poo Kinnard
CIA
Infirmary Vaccination Stamp for Sali Pox Case
George Jackson, a patient in Taneuex County infirmary, was examined by the Secretary of the State Board of Health during a protest over the case. All inmates have been vaccinated and officials expect no further trouble.
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George Jackson
Taneuex County
State Board of Health
Titin Family Hospitalized After Dairy Cheese Overdose
Davis family from Titin, including three children, were seriously ill after an apparent overdose of lime cheese. Police and medical staff investigated the incident as a possible accidental poisoning with authorities awaiting lab results.
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Hs. Ho Davis
Awhille-Tn
City Council Minutes Reported. Fire Bell Use Granted
Regular council session notes payments to Cosgray & Ash and National Carbon Rilke for hardware and supplies. Salaries, unloading labor, cleaning hose, and advertising ordinances are listed. Captains Neitou and Wallace seek fire bell use to alert troops. council grants permission with a five taps two minute intervals pattern.
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van Heyde
Hart
Houk
Chesebrough
McGuire
Perkins
Cosgray & Ash
Smith
Vo Rovert Drake
Robert. Drake
John Lockrider
Vo Pen'e’s Bank
Wurtz
Ed Gibbs
William Shellhouse
Hart Hey
Alonzo Ogg
Hart Fire
Carey Times
Neitou
Wallace
Public Sale on Snyder Farm Near Carey
Auction set for Thursday March 15 at 10 o clock at the Snyder farm two and one half miles north of Carey. Items include three horses two cows two yearlings wagon buggy mower binder corn planter tools and household goods. Cash for small sums and nine month credit with approved security notes. Sold by Joan C. Snyper and C S. Jones auctioneers.
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Carey
Snyder Farm
Thomas Hay Tedder
Evans
Joan C. Snyper
C S. Jones
Household Hints on Cleaning and Maintenance
Practical tips for cleaning plaster statues with fuller's earth and soapsuds, treating aluminum utensils with whiting, oiling woodwork with boiled linseed oil, making whitewash with whiting, and removing ink stains with oxalic acid. It also advises uniform home temperature around seventy degrees and proper ventilation for comfort.
Jack's Grievances and Navy Complaint Process
A Philadelphia Press summary explains how sailors must file grievances. Enlisted personnel should present collective or individual issues to the commanding officer or secretary of the navy, with signatures as needed. Officials forward valid complaints, but reckless or hostile letters can harm an enlisted career.
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Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Navy Department
Philadelphia Press
Pancakes of Hay Anew Bale Sparks War Efforts
The Susquehanna will deliver 4500 tons of baled Georgia hay to South Africa with the British army. Brooklyn plants use six new Lowry balers to form 145 pound pancakes. Half the output goes to South Africa and half to Manila. The compact hay occupies less space and gives a distinct aroma from heated timothy and clover.
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Argentina
South Africa
Susquehanna
Cape Town
British War Department
Atlantis
Brooklyn
Lowry
Mule
Canada
Manila
Bate J
N. Y
Tribune
Letters From Presidents Found In Connecticut Home
A cache of nearly century old letters was found in a Bridgeport area home, including items from George Washington Andrew Jackson Daniel Webster Henry Clay James Monroe and John Quincy Adams. Some letters to a Connecticut friend discuss presidential prospects in 1824 and how to act toward rivals. Antiquaries probe trunks and libraries seeking more pieces.
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Bridgeport
Conn
George Washington
Andrew Jackson
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
James Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Washington
Connecticut
Hudson River
Jackson
Boston Transcript
Auctioneer Offers Services for Public Needs
George W. Croker advertises his auctioneering services for items deemed public nuisances to be cried. The notice notes he has prior experience handling such tasks and promotes his business to the community.
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George W. Croker
Central passenger tickets accepted for passage on Onifrales line
The Central Passenger Association announces that Mile x age tickets will be accepted for passage on Onifrales route via Plate Road. Welina adds Cher and other riders may use the tickets as valid passage.
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Bine Lekickel Plate Road
Cher
Welina
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Pickle Factory
J. D. Southward
Optician
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Wm. H. Southward
Opthalmie Optician
W, H, Snyder
Coat
Hockoe Valley Railroad
Big Our
Laughlin
City Council
Jack
New England
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